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Brayden Schenn Named Captain of the St. Louis Blues
Longtime Forward Takes on Leadership Role
Schenn Scored Overtime Winner in Season Opener
Brayden Schenn has been named the next captain of the St. Louis Blues, the team announced on Monday. Schenn, a longtime forward with the Blues, takes over the captaincy from Alex Pietrangelo, who was traded to the Vegas Golden Knights in the offseason.
Schenn, 29, has been with the Blues since 2017. He was originally acquired from the Philadelphia Flyers in a trade for Jori Lehtera. Schenn has been a key player for the Blues, scoring 104 goals and adding 154 assists in 344 games.
Schenn is a two-time Stanley Cup champion, winning with the Blues in 2019 and the Flyers in 2018. He is also a two-time All-Star, making the team in 2019 and 2020.
Schenn is known for his leadership qualities both on and off the ice. He is a vocal leader in the locker room and has always been willing to put the team first. He is also a role model for the younger players on the team.
The Blues are confident that Schenn is the right man to lead the team. He is a proven winner and a respected leader. The Blues are looking to rebound from a disappointing season in which they missed the playoffs. They believe that Schenn can help them get back to the top of the standings.
Schenn is excited about the opportunity to lead the Blues. He knows that it is a big responsibility, but he is confident that he can handle it. He is looking forward to working with the team to achieve success.
The Blues will open the season on October 13th against the Colorado Avalanche. Schenn will be making his captaincy debut in that game.
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